Cedar Rapids mayor vows more talks before Cargill rail yard advances
BPC Staff Dec 6, 2018 | 4:39 pm
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88 wordsAll Latest News, Manufacturing, Statewide News, TransportationCedar Rapids Gazette: Amid a chorus of opposition from neighbors, Cedar Rapids Mayor Brad Hart has vowed more public input will be heard before any official action is taken on Cargill’s proposal to create a 10-track rail yard capable of holding 200 train cars in the Rompot neighborhood south of downtown. Cargill is seeking to purchase public land for a $6.5 million switching and storage yard, which would be close to its corn milling plant on Otis Road S.E. and create cost savings, the agricultural giant has said.
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